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If you take care of your stuff, you won't regret the BA200![]()
BA200 build quality don't make me feel confident about it lol.. and the fitting dk good anot
If you take care of your stuff, you won't regret the BA200![]()
Never really compared both before for SM3v2 and UM3x but they look slightly identical as well. =) Some did feedback they sound similar but UM3x less harsh.
but um3x not as harsh as um2, spoilt for choices..Haha stressing over um2 and um3x, um2 sounds amazing with rockbut um3x not as harsh as um2, spoilt for choices..
If you take care of your stuff, you won't regret the BA200![]()
i keep my iems in my pockets and play basketball. probably will do that with my upcoming ciem too :/
Reason why i haven't bought ba200 yet xD
UM3X rah MTL
That's right we are not carrying Soundmagic anymore... if you really want to avoid in-ears I would also recommend the beyerdynamic DTX501p at $129 - it has a pretty balance sound and small in size, suitable for most of your genre of music.
http://i.testfreaks.com/images/products/600x400/31/beyer-dynamic-dtx-501p.33676319.jpg[IMG]
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Thanks for replying, Okays I've noted about SoundMagic In-Ears.
Actually, my brother bought the DTX501p (white cause no more stock) from PS Stereo too. [Promo @ 99] Which I kind of use it occasionally when he is not using it.
Overall i find it very nice and clear in pop (Diamonds-Rihanna, Avril Lavigne), country (Taylor Swift, Alan Jackson, etc.). Songs that has some "beats, drums and some bass", it does it quite clean and clear enough i say for that price. Furthermore I liked the neat clean design too, other than the L-Shape plug. Only 2 things that I didn't like was the fact that it doesnt sound very good for instrumentals (pianos), where certain sounds are slightly bloomy and it can get slightly discomforting after long use (i.e. an hour or so)
Perhaps I'll come down to audit again, when I manage to find free time.
Do that with chiur ciem chiu siao ah?!
mayb can take out cable lor, cos i dun wan it to get lost =(.
Hi guys, l got a funny request. I'm lookIng to buy for my wife a new earphones for her Samsung S3.
1. Prefers earpods type compare to ear buds. But if no choice, earbuds will do.
2.Must have mic, good if controls work.
3. Isolation must not be good. She wants to be able to hear train stop names as her Wakeup call.
4. Budget up to $80.
5. Source is her hp. English and Tamil mp3. No idea about sig test. But she doesn't like my ue700.
6. No white Or light Colour wire.
She is currently using my old creative ep630, which should be spoiling soon. Thanks for the help. l had almost given up.
Does anyone have any experience with the sm3v2 and um3x? How do they compare? I am considering to get either sm3v2, um3x or um2.. but can't find much comparisions(maybe considering tdk ba200 too, cheap)
I lost my Tridents while I was overseas so probably have to pick up a new set of IEMs..
Waiting for people to reco.
Your rig - Samsung Galaxy Note 2 (Using PowerAMP)
- What type of usage - Music
- File format used in your source - Usually MP3
- Genre of music you listen to - Kpop/Instrumentals.
- Headphone / earphone type - IEM Earphone
- Other requirements (if any) -
- Budget - Between $100 to $150
I don't want something with heavy bass. Mid bass is fine for me, Clarity is more important.
Currently I am considering a shure se 110 going @ $80 from a friend.
Kpop usually is bassy, somewhat fast, very boosted in the vocals part, and recording quality not good, so you should probably get IEMs that has relatively strong bass (not monster beats strong), extended but smooth treble, and laidback mids.
Not sure if UE/logitech has any IEMs in that price range, otherwise klipsch or jays should be ok ba. Just try before buying can liao.